Save a picture of the chart at the moment you entered, with your levels drawn on it. Weeks later that image is worth more than any note, because you can see exactly what you saw — and usually discover that the setup you were sure about looks obviously thin in hindsight. Screenshots of your P&L teach nothing; screenshots of your reasoning teach constantly.
Check yourself
Screenshotting the chart at entry is useful later because…
It proves what you did
You can see exactly what you saw, and judge whether the read was actually there correct
It shows the profit
The whole question in review is whether the setup was really there or whether you wanted it to be. Only the entry-moment chart can answer that.
Learn this properly
This term has a full interactive lesson in Wick — the chart, the pattern to tap,
and a live practice terminal to try it on. Free to start.